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After all the hipe that’s being created around the virtual online game Second Life, I decided to give it a quick spin. Quick being very quick here, since after around 30 minutes I bailed out and deleted the game.

The interface is rather unintuitive, and the graphics aren’t what I’d call up to spec with the current grade of MMORPG’s. It’s probably me :p

I’ll stick with Guildwars and the like ;)

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